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To describe: The advantages and drawbacks of an exoskeleton.
Introduction: The members of arthropods are small,usually a few millimeters in length, and the adults range in size from about 80 micrometer long. These organisms consist of segmented body, exoskeleton, and joined appendages. The segments are specialized into
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